[cracked butt]

I'm looking at upgrades for my Ar-15 and am looking for reccommendations for internet dealers. I'm specifically looking for:

Collapsable stocks
Free floating handguard
a better trigger
Uppers in different calibers (6.5 grendal)

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

[modifiedbrowning]

www.bravocompanyusa.com
www.dsgarms.com

[dfariswheel]

Brownell's has a HUGE stock.
http://www.brownells.com/

Bushmaster:
http://www.bushmaster.com/

Do a search for "AR-15 parts" and you'll find a lot of companies.

[waterhouse]

Site is a little hard to navigate, but these guys are good:

http://www.globaltactical.com/

Also had good luck with bravocompany.

[ocabj]

Browells + C&R FFL Discount = Best place for parts.

[Slugless]

I just bought a RRA NM 2stg from Brownell's. Fantastic, I am totally chuffed. Brought my iron sight group from 5.5 moa to 3 moa with cheap ammo!

For handguards & uppers I'd go to Bushmaster but that's because I own two.

[ArmedBear]

I've liked http://www.jtdistributing.com/

J&T/DoubleStar owns ACE, also, and sells stuff from just about everyone. Prices are good, delivery is quick.

[Obiwan]

G&Rtactical

And another vote for Denny's guns

[BobCat]

Second ArmedBear on J&T!

Day after the old AWB expired I called them for a CAR kit - assembeled upper, collapsible stock, trigger group, everything but stripped lower (which I had). Excellent price, extremely fast delivery, my "kitten gun" was assembled that night, shoots great, no issues.

May be other/better places these days, but if I were buying an upper or kit, J&T would be first place I looked (caveat - for a "match" upper, John Holliger at White Oak - but for anything less specialized, J&T).

Regards,
Andrew

[ArmedBear]

Yeah, I finally decided to get an upper for one of the lowers I bought when Bill Weise and company figured out how we could legally do it here in California.

I ordered one from J&T. Got an e-mail minutes later, correcting the shipping price by a couple of bucks. Received it in a week, quality, shoots great, not a hiccup from it.

[Brian Dale]

Collapsible stocks: "Pete in NH," a.k.a. Legal-Transfers, a Dealer at ARFCOM. He's got this thread (http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=125&t=180599) over there.

Better trigger: John Holliger at White Oak Armament (http://www.whiteoakarmament.com/index.htm) sells tuned Rock River triggers; he now lists Geissele triggers, too.

[asknight]

Del-Ton and Brownells provide me with all my AR goodies.

[Rob96]

Bravo Company USA has to be one of the, if not the best place to deal with for AR wants and needs.

[cracked butt]

Wow! Thanks for all of the links, I now have a lot more bookmarks on my browser:cool:

That stock that is posted on arfcom looks like what I might get.

[RockyMtnTactical]

www.eaglefirearms.net

[asknight]

Uh, hmmm.... from their website:

Unfortunately due to the owner getting divorced, Eagle Firearms will be closing. We will be holding a closeout sale at our retail store on Sat Aug 18 from 9AM - 4PM. There will be many items on sale and many not listed on this site. Prices will be heavily discounted with some items sold at less than actual cost. Come early to get the best selection. Credit cards will still be accepted at this sale but cash will ensure the lowest possible price. For those that do not know, the store is located at 10107 w. 37th Place in Wheat Ridge, CO in the Kipling Plaza shopping center. We are basically one mile south of I-70 on Kipling. Hope to see you there.

[Dallas Jack]

Another vote for J&T Distributing. Good prices and good selection.
Dallas Jack

[blackhawk2000]

I get all my stuff from www.operationparts.com I shoot monthly with Chuck, and his Dad. They are great guys, and pretty good shooters too.

[mrreynolds]

Check my site under Manufacturers > Mail Order

[RockyMtnTactical]

Uh, hmmm.... from their website:

Yeah, but they still have inventory. ;)

[aloharover]

Basic 6-pos M4 type collapsible stocks can be found for 65$.
RRA two stage trigger is a dream and a real bargin @$90
For the free floating forearm, are you looking for a rail, round tube, or just to FF the stock forearm?
FF require tools to install. Not that difficult to do, but you might want to find a smith to do it for you. Just compare their price versus the cost of the tools needed.

Pete

[Brian Dale]

That stock that is posted on arfcom looks like what I might get.
I like mine, and so does my Mom. :)